Had that same pic out in the 100s on a school of jobbies.

Just got rediculous in the end with the amount of noahs on the westside!!

intrested to know, why u are in 50khz instead of 200khz for that depth.

I don't think my transdeucer is in the optimal place as I have trouble picking up anything over 8 knots. So I use 50khx for almost all of my sounding around and change the gain according to the level of fuzz in the water. Once I find what I'm looking for I'll drop the gain further to pick out the bigger fish and know exactly where to drift through. I then usually turn the sounder off because the pinging through the tinny gives me a headache and I'll just use the gps to refine my drifts, unless I really need reassurance in knowing that the fish are there but they just aren't biting. I've just found that 50 gives me much better reading and definition in any depth.

You need to spend some time cleaning that sounder...what a disgrace!

Cheers Pete

Yeh I know, but its in a tinny and gets constant spray and I don't like cleaning it out there as the salt particles scratch the screen. If I want a clear pic I have to do the Ricky Ponting and spit in the hands and wipe it on. ;)

Squirt from a 'pump' water bottle during the trip and a soft cloth - good insurance for the long term - that salt will eventually expand the seal. Happened on my old Lowrance.

Hmmm, 24 degree water, nice...well better then 18 down here.

Cheers Pete